I am trying to figure out how to correctly reference the directory to my subscriptions:
Dim
subsAs Subscription() = rs.ListSubscriptions("/SSS",Nothing)System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapException: The item '/Hedi' cannot be found. >
FYI: I replaced sss for privacy purposes only here
Does /SSS exist in the catalog?
For ListSubscriptions() to work, the item must exist in the catalog and either be a report or a linked report.
If /SSS exists, but is not a report, then you should see a WrongItemType exception.
Here's the actual report URL
http://servername/Reports/Pages/Report.aspx?ItemPath=%2fHedi%2fProcessingSummaryReport
the subscription URL I see when I go to the subscription is:
I tried putting "/Hedi/ProcessingSummaryReport/" but it cannot find it
so this errors out:
Error: System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapException: The item '/Hedi/ProcessingSummaryReport' cannot be found. >
Public Sub RunSummaryReport()
Dim rs As New ReportingService2005()
rs.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials
' Get the subscriptions
Dim subs As Subscription() = rs.ListSubscriptions("/Hedi/ProcessingSummaryReport", Nothing)
Try
If Not (subs Is Nothing) Then
' Fire the first subscription in the list
rs.FireEvent("TimedSubscription", subs(0).SubscriptionID)
Console.WriteLine("Event fired.")
End If
Catch ex As Exception
Console.WriteLine(ex.Message)
End Try
End Sub
here's a print screen of my app:
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Can you call other APIs on it (LoadReport(), GetProperties())?
Also, are you executing against the same instance that you originally created the web reference against? You can check this by checking the .Url property of the web service proxy.
Ok, no I was not using the same instance. However I changed it to do that but not I'm not sure what method to use
Dim
rs As New HEDI2.ReportService2005.Event() should I use .job(), .even().....there are others alsoit actually recommended for me to change it back to just old
ReportingService2005()
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because the "/" character is being escaped. You don't need to do this when using the SOAP API.
In your code, check "rs.Url", and confirm that is pointing the the server and instance that you have actually created the item on. If it is, then confirm that you have appropriate permissions to actually see the item. You can try calling rs.ListChildren("/", true) in order to get everything in the catalog.
